Assalam o Alaikum,
I am @isha-rehman,
From Pakistan.
I hope everyone would be fine and i am also fine by the grace of Allah. Today the contest is related to our health and our own bodies. This contest is very important and very amazing.
So lets start,
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What you know about hepatitis?
Hepatitis is a disease that affects in the liver. It happens when the liver is gets an inflamed usually it is because of the virus. There are different types of hepatitis like A or B and also C. Some types can be spread through a dirty food or water while the others can pass from one person to another through blood or unprotected sex.
Symptoms include feeling tired or yellow skin or eyes and stomach pain. Sometimes people do not feel sick but still carry the virus. Hepatitis can be prevented with a vaccines or clean food and a safe practices. It is important to treat it early to protect the liver.
Have you seen a hepatitis patient ever in your surroundings?
Yes I have seen a hepatitis patient in my surroundings. A few years ago a neighbor of mine had an hepatitis B. She did not know he had it at first because he felt fine. After some time she started feeling weak and tired all the time.
Hes skin and eyes turned yellow and that is when he went to the doctor. The doctor did some tests and to found out he had hepatitis B. He had to take medicine and rest a lot. The good news was that he got better with a proper treatment. This experience taught to everyone in the neighborhood about the importance of a getting vaccinated and being careful about the health and hygiene.
Is hepatitis curable?
Whether hepatitis is curable depends on the type. Hepatitis A is usually gets better on its own with rest and proper care. The body fights it off and the most people recover fully. Hepatitis B and C are different. Hepatitis B is no t always curable but medicine can control it and they help to prevent liver damage. Some people recover while others may need lifelong treatment.
Hepatitis C is curable with new medicines but the treatment takes some time. If left untreated hepatitis can harm the liver so the early treatment is important. Vaccines can be prevent hepatitis A and B but there is no vaccine for the hepatitis C yet. The key is to stay healthy and to take precautions that avoid to get infected.
I am inviting my friends,
@sojib1996, @moonmoon55 and @sarahisham.